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  • Disappointed Santos halts Barossa drilling plans after court revokes permit

    21 September 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders, Rules & Regulation

    A court in Australia has ruled against Santos but in favour of an indigenous group in a case related to the development of the Barossa gas project.

  • Dredging of East Flood Canal Ordered by City Government

    23 April 2010

    Piles of garbage forming small islands in the East Flood Canal (KBT) have drawn serious attention from Jakarta capital city government. To overcome that problem, the government has given direct instructions to East and North Jakarta Mayors as well as local heads of urban villages to immediately remove the garbage.

  • Sorry for docking on the beach

    17 August 2006

    WAIHEKE Shipping has formally apologised to Hauraki Gulf officials for using Motuihe Island beaches as a makeshift shipyard. The Auckland Regional Council has released a letter of apology it received from the Half Moon Bay company in which it admits regret for its actions (Times, August 14). The letter states:

  • Norway “a step closer to opening Lofoten/Vesterålen” says OLF

    18 September 2009

    The results of Norway’s general election clearly indicate that the Socialist Left and Liberals failed to win support for rejecting petroleum activity off the Lofoten and Vesterålen islands. This is the conclusion drawn by Per Terje Vold, chief executive of the Norwegian Oil Industry Association (OLF), after the election to the Storting (parliament) on 14 […]

  • Landing craft to carry gig boats

    15 April 2008

    An extra ship is having to be laid on to transfer gigs to the Isles of Scilly for the World Pilot Gig Championships. The move was necessary after the islands’ freight ship failed a maintenance inspection. The Gry Maritha could be out of action for six weeks after being deemed unfit to sail because of […]

  • Mega-yacht facilities begin to take shape in St. George’s

    1 December 2009

    St. George’s has completed phase one of its plan to turn the town into a mega-yacht destination and is already seeing results. Mark Soares, owner of Bermuda Yacht Services, has adapted the cruise ship terminal building on Ordnance Island into a lounge for visiting yachtsmen, complete with couches and wireless Internet.

  • Guam’s Defense Department (USA) plans to build a deep draft wharf

    24 November 2009

    The Defense Department’s plans to build a deep draft wharf that can support a transient nuclear powered aircraft carrier inside of Apra Harbor may be considered a critical component of the buildup, but the construction of such berthing won’t come without some consequences on the island’s ecosystem… Source: Kuam News, November 24, 2009;

  • North Sea Wind Power Hub looking for market engagement support

    13 October 2020
    Business & Finance, Infrastructure

    Energinet has issued a call for tenders for offshore market engagement support services for the North Sea Wind Power Hub (NSWPH) project. The consortium behind the NSWPH project is looking to engage with commercial and regulatory experts from leading offshore wind developers highlighting key regulatory and commercial issues from an offshore wind stakeholder perspective. The services to support this, for which […]

  • Most viewed galleries of 2015

    4 January 2016
    Operations & Maintenance, Technology

    Tidal Energy Today has compiled the galleries that you viewed most in 2015. PolyGen’s Volta wave energy device PolyGen, a UK-based wave energy developer, deployed a full-scale Volta wave energy device at the wave energy test site FaBTest, off Falmouth, Cornwall, in August, 2015. After 100 days at sea, Volta has been retrieved for scheduled […]

  • Nexans’ Fibre Optic Cables for Subsea Telecommunications Projects in Northern Europe

    11 March 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Global Marine Systems, a world leading marine installer and maintenance provider of submarine fibre optic cables, has ordered Nexans’ fibre optic cable for three major telecommunications projects in Northern Europe. This major contract covers the supply of around 1,050 km of Nexans URC-1 unrepeatered fibre optic cable – since this type of cable typically comprises […]

  • Morlais tidal energy project gets government’s OK

    10 December 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    The Welsh Government has given its consent for the development of the Morlais tidal stream energy project set to be located offshore Holy Island.

  • KAFDA: Premier Muddies the Waters on Delta Issue (Australia)

    29 August 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Keppel and Fitzroy Delta Alliance (KAFDA) were surprised by Premier Campbell Newman’s comments in the Rockhampton Morning Bulletin this week. The Premier has contradicted the Federal Environment Minister, Greg Hunt’s promise on an ABC 4 Corners interview that the majestic Fitzroy Delta area is protected from port development forever. “The Premier is playing fast […]

  • Parsons Bags Delma Port Development Contract (UAE)

    5 September 2013
    Business & Finance

    Following the Executive Council’s approval of funding earlier this year, ADPC has awarded an AED 2.5million contract to Parsons, to manage the development of Delma Port in Al Gharbia or Western Region of the Abu Dhabi emirate. The development of Delma Port will include a 300-m concrete wharf designed for heavy loads and new floating […]

  • Shell Launches First 100% LNG Powered Barge

    20 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    Shell has launched the first 100% LNG powered tank barge at a Christening ceremony attended by Shell CEO Peter Voser at Peters Shipyards in The Netherlands. This LNG powered barge is a first for Shell and for the inland marine industry. Dr. Grahaeme Henderson, Shell Vice President Shipping & Maritime commented: “We are thrilled to […]

  • Promontory fill to extend runways

    27 July 2009

    The airport on the Isle of Man is reclaiming land back from the sea as it prepares to make its runways longer. Ronaldsway Airport is shipping sand from the bottom of the Irish Sea to the island in order to fill in a promontory which overlooks the bay. The runways are to be extended so […]

  • Boost for Niger River

    9 November 2009

    After decades of delay and wrangling by resisting riverine communities, Nigeria has launched a multi-million-dollar dredging exercise to boost navigation and commerce on the Niger River. Plans are to deepen the river channel and stabilise its banks along a stretch of 572 kilometres as to allow passage of large vessels and open up inland ports.

  • Readers’ Picks of the Week ( 1st-5th Dec)

    7 December 2014
    Business & Finance

    Abandoned Vessel Found in Zakyntos Island The Hellenic Coast Guard has found an abandoned vessel loaded with cigarettes in Zakyntos island while conducting a regular patrol on Tuesday, December 2nd.…Read more Pieter Schelte Loses South Stream Gig The world’s largest crane vessel Pieter Schelte will have to change plans for the summer 2015, as the […]

  • Norwegian Epic Allides with Pier in Puerto Rico

    13 February 2019
    Business & Finance

    Norwegian Epic allided with a pier while docking at the Port of San Juan, Puerto Rico.

  • Readers’ Picks of the Week (16th-20th March)

    22 March 2015
    Business & Finance

    Update: MSC Cruises’ Death Toll Rises to Twelve Twelve guests of MSC Cruises have been confirmed dead following the terrorist attack during a shore excursion at the port of La Goulette, Tunisia on Wednesday…. Read more Interview: Alfa Laval Scrubber Sales Forge Ahead Swedish engineering group Alfa Laval has seen a steady growth in the […]

  • USA: Ingalls Shipbuilding to Host ‘Ingalls 5K on the Causeway’ to Benefit Special Olympics

    30 September 2012

    Huntington Ingalls Industries announced its Ingalls Shipbuilding division will host the first “Ingalls 5K on the Causeway” on Saturday, Oct. 27 at Singing River Island with all proceeds going to Special Olympics of Mississippi. “We are excited to be hosting this race, and it’s a great way to promote fitness and healthy living,” said Edmond […]

  • Adwen Picks Bridgemans Floatel for Wikinger Team

    14 March 2018

    Canada-based Bridgemans Services Group (BSG) has entered into an agreement with Adwen Offshore to provide full-service accommodation support on the Wikinger offshore wind project in the German Baltic Sea.

  • Boskalis combats oil spill in Gulf of Mexico

    17 June 2010

    In line with the recently approved sand berm plans by the President of the US, the State of Louisiana has contracted Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. to deliver sand for berms to protect the Louisiana coast from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The Boskalis trailing suction hopper dredger Stuyvesant, which sails under the American flag, has […]

  • Minesto joins acceleration program that backs entry into Southeast Asian market

    8 March 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Vision

    Swedish tidal energy developer Minesto is taking part in an acceleration program that is set to strengthen its business capabilities in the Southeast Asia region. Minesto has been awarded a place in the Business Acceleration Programme Southeast Asia (BAPSEA) joint program by the Swedish Energy Agency (SEA) and Business Sweden. BAPSEA, which commences mid-March, is aimed at […]

  • USA: Sand Pumping Commences at Jamaica Bay

    3 February 2012

    Yesterday at 3:50 pm the Dredge Vessel “ Dodge Island” arrived in Jamaica Bay with a hold full of clean sand, that had been obtained from the open ocean Ambrose channel approach area off the coast of Rockaway, and hooked up to the Pumping Barge that is currently located in Jamaica Bay just off of […]

  • Okeanus takes delivery of SeaRobotics ASV

    4 June 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Technology

    Okeanus Science & Technology has taken delivery of the new SeaRobotics SR-Surveyor M1.8 autonomous surface vessel (ASV). The SR-Surveyor M1.8 is designed to streamline survey logistics and optimize data acquisition in shallow, inland, and coastal waters, and is capable of performing bathymetric studies, habitat mapping, structure inspection, and search and rescue missions. The vessel’s sensor […]